Are LEGO Avatar sets still being made?

No. The theme ran from October 2022 through the end of 2023, nine sets across two waves, and LEGO has released nothing since. Sealed and used copies are on Amazon and BrickLink, with flagship prices above old retail.

Is there a LEGO set for Avatar: Fire and Ash?

No official set exists as of mid-2026, and none has been announced. Anything sold as Fire and Ash minifigures is a third-party knockoff, not LEGO.

Is this the same as Avatar: The Last Airbender LEGO?

Different franchise. These sets are James Cameron's Pandora: blue Na'vi, banshees, the Tree of Souls. Aang's show got two LEGO sets back in 2006, long retired. If your kid means Aang, this is not the one they want.

The flagship box says 12+. Can my 8-year-old build it?

Yes, with company. The 1,212 pieces break into numbered bags, and the hard part is repetition, not technique. Hand them the creatures and figures, take the tendril curtain yourself, and it finishes in a weekend of sessions.

LEGO Avatar – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

LEGO Avatar

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Author: Screenwise

Product2022

90%

WISE Score

Pandora in translucent pink: nine retired sets, tall Na'vi figures, and a Tree of Souls that earns the mantel.

LEGO Avatar

Product

2022

90%

WISE Score

Pandora in translucent pink: nine retired sets, tall Na'vi figures, and a Tree of Souls that earns the mantel.

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Screenwise Verdict

The Avatar sets are the most alien shelf LEGO ever shipped: a Tree of Souls in translucent pink, floating mountains, banshees with foil wings, and long-limbed Na'vi figures that exist in no other theme. For a family that treats each Pandora movie as an event, one of these builds is the rare gift that lands on movie night and stays on the shelf for years.

Know before you shop: LEGO retired the whole line at the end of 2023 and never made a Fire and Ash wave. Every set is aftermarket now, sealed flagship prices run 20 to 40 percent over old retail, and the Fire and Ash minifigures floating around online are knockoffs.

Age Fit

The boxes say 8+ to 12+, and a LEGO box age is branding about build complexity, not appropriateness: no LEGO set is inappropriate for any age. A six-year-old co-builds the flagship with you, and the tag-team split writes itself: they take creatures and figures, you take the repetitive tendril curtain. A nine- or ten-year-old with a mid-size set behind them runs it solo. Under 3, small parts are the only hard line.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Co-op building around a story about protecting a living world; the conflict in the source films shows up here as posable creatures, not combat play.

Imaginative

The line trades LEGO gray for a bioluminescent jungle: translucent foliage, floating mountains, and creatures with no real-world equivalent invite world-building instead of vehicle-parking.

Safe

100

Physical bricks, offline, nothing to buy inside the box. Small parts keep it away from under-3s, and that is the only limit.

Enriching

A 1,212-piece build is a patience and spatial-reasoning workout, and the co-build split, creatures for kids and scenery for adults, turns it into a family project.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

The Tree of Souls is the best-looking thing in the line. A curtain of translucent pink tendrils over a brick-built trunk, with a few glow-in-the-dark pieces at the base for after lights-out.
Na'vi figures get their own long-limbed mold. Jake and Neytiri stand a head taller than a standard minifigure, the way a ten-foot Na'vi should.
The creatures are the toys. A posable Toruk with foil wings, banshees, a direhorse, ilus, and Payakan the tulkun swoosh around the living room long after the scenery hits the shelf.
Each set restages a scene. Jake's first banshee flight, the Metkayina reef village, the Toruk bond: build one after a rewatch and the movie keeps going at the table.

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What to Watch For

Retired pricing. The line ended in 2023. The $149.99 flagship trades around $180 sealed and over $200 on Amazon; check BrickLink for used-complete copies near old retail before paying the collector tax.
The glow is subtler than the box art. Most of the Pandora look comes from translucent pink and purple pieces; the true glow-in-the-dark elements are a handful, and they need a bright light to charge.
No Fire and Ash sets exist. A kid who wants what they saw in the new movie will find scenes from the first two films only, and the Fire and Ash minifigure listings online are third-party knockoffs.

Conversation Starters

"Pandora's trees talk to each other through their roots, and some real forests do the same thing. Which tree near us would be the mother tree?"
"Would you rather bond with a banshee in the mountains or an ilu in the reef?"
"Jake had to earn Toruk before the clans would follow him. What have you had to earn before people trusted you?"
"The tendril curtain is the same piece, dozens of times. Power through in one sitting or split it across the family?"

Deep Dive

The prettiest theme LEGO retired too soon

LEGO put Pandora in a box for fourteen months. The line launched in October 2022 ahead of The Way of Water, added a second wave for the reef clans in January 2023, and retired at the end of that year: nine sets total, none since. If the Avatar movies are an event in your house, these are the sets that put the Tree of Souls on the mantel.

The finished Toruk Makto & Tree of Souls set laid out on a wooden table: the winged Toruk, the pink-tendriled Tree of Souls, a floating mountain arch, and Na'vi figures The full 75574 spread: Toruk on the left, Tree of Souls in the middle, floating mountains on the right.

One flagship carries the line

Toruk Makto & Tree of Souls (75574) is the one to hunt: 1,212 pieces, four Na'vi figures on their own long-limbed mold, a posable Toruk with foil wings, a direhorse, and a tree with a curtain of translucent pink tendrils that catches lamplight the way the film's forest glows. Buyers agree: 4.7 stars across 850-plus Amazon ratings. Two things the box art oversells, though. The true glow-in-the-dark pieces amount to a few elements at the tree's base, and that tendril curtain is a repetitive stretch of building. Families who want the full nighttime effect add a third-party LED kit.

A parent and two kids building the set together at a round table, one kid flying the Toruk figure while the others work on the tree and mountains The box says 12+. The table says otherwise: creatures for the kids, tendrils for whoever has the patience.

Priced like a collectible, built like a toy

Retired means aftermarket. Sealed copies of the $149.99 flagship trade around $180, and Amazon's listing has crept past $200. Fair value in 2026: used-complete sets on BrickLink near old retail, or the small Way of Water sets (Ilu Discovery is 179 pieces) as the entry point. Skip anything sold as "Fire and Ash minifigures": LEGO made no sets for the third film, and those listings are knockoffs. And if your kid says Avatar and means Aang, that is a different show whose two LEGO sets came and went in 2006.

Before the movie night that pairs with the build, the James Cameron Avatar age guide covers which film fits which kid.

The theme page lives at https://www.lego.com/en-us/themes/avatar and the flagship listing is at https://www.amazon.com/LEGO-Avatar-Trook-75574-Fantasy/dp/B09QFX2N68.

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